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Tourism management in the era 4.0: Reliability of Aspect Based Sentiment Analysis and Viable System Approach
No full textWith the increasing availability of online reviews in specialized sites and personal blogs, new opportunities and challenges for decision-makers in the field of tourism are arising. However, there are a few models and processes designed to think systemically. In this direction, the proposed approach, based on Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis (ABSA), aims to highlight, through the theoretical lens of the Viable System Approach (vSa), the community-shared evaluations regarding tourism destinations. In particular, a large-scale text analysis was conducted with the purpose of understanding, concerning two identified Italian point of interest, the main sentiments expressed within the texts generated on the net by citizens and visitors of the city of Rome. After the data collection, the identification, extraction and analysis of the data, the results highlighted the polarities of each aspect of the entities and emerged that some issues are perceived as particularly positive and others negative. Based on these elements, it is possible to arrive at the characterization of a recursive model oriented to the achievement of a territorial valorisation, in order to develop and strengthen the probability of survival of the overall regional context
The Role of Oil and Gas Offshore Platform Reconversion in Creating Artificial Reefs: A Multi-Business and Socio-Economic Perspective
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Organizations' Sustainability-Oriented Innovation: When Open Innovation Leads to Sustainability
No full textTechnostress and Organizational Sustainability within the public sector: A Scoping Review
No full textAchieving total quality through executives' characteristics: An exploratory study of managerial hubris during Covid-19 in hospitality facilities
No full textSostenibile o insostenibile? La percezione del telelavoro nelle organizzazioni post-pandemiche
No full textQuesto contributo commenta l’articolo dal titolo “Teleworking as an Eco-Innovation for Sustainable Development: Assessing Collective Perceptions during COVID-19”, pubblicato sulla rivista Sustainability da Francesca Loia e Paola Adinolfi. Lo studio evidenzia nuove sfide e opportunità post-pandemiche legate all’utilizzo del telelavoro con riferimento alle dimensioni di sostenibilità economica, sociale e ambientale
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